Rhyme is the musical element of poetry. Poetry and rhyme are not necessarily related, but closely related to language characteristics. China's poems always rhyme. Because there are many ambiguities in Chinese language, syllables are easy to ramble and need rhyme to echo and penetrate. Through the combination, the jumping individual lines are connected into an aesthetic whole, which is smooth and pleasant, easy to remember and sing.
Rhyme is one of the important skills in poetry creation. Good rhyme can enhance the sense of rhythm of poetry, make it cadence and interesting to read, achieve the beauty of melody and improve the language rights of works.
Rhyme refers to the repetition of the same syllable in the same position in the sentence of the work, which can arouse the generation of emotion, consolidate the artistic conception and make the structure flexible. If the image is the foundation of the work, then the melody is the "patron saint" of the work. If the artistic conception and melody are handled well, the works will have such shocking power in expression. Judging from the rhetorical effect, rhyme can arouse the echo of syllables in the work, which is beautiful to read and reveals a kind of circular beauty.
Modern rhyming poetry absorbs and integrates the characteristics of rhyming, and every sentence rhymes to the end. This usage is called alliteration, which is the main form of rhyming poetry.
Paiyun, also called "Iron Rhyme". That is, the rhyme method in poetry, rhyming lines, rhyming to the end. It is catchy, easy to understand and easy to remember. As Cang Kejia wrote in the 1930s, the poem "When the Furnace Woman" reflects the tragic fate of the poor in the "dark corner":
Last year, he did everything,
In the throat, phlegm is ringing,
Respond to the bellows in your hand,
She sat quietly on the threshold,
The baby is in her arms, the big baby is in her lap,
Her eyes sparkled with gratitude.
This year, she played the bellows herself.
White wool dragging messy hair,
The eldest son is busy with a ladle.
The child whirled around on the ground, crying her eyes out.
Her eyes were fixed on him, her hands and feet didn't stop,
Dare to bite the root: "I will bear everything!" "
The poem rhymes with "Ang".
Another example is Wang's letter "Thoughts on Premier Zhou's Spinning Route":
1943, March 1st?
The sun shines on the jujube garden in Honggedan. ?
Before Premier Zhou took the bus cross-legged?
The spinning wheel is spinning.
Take the lead in spinning.
The whole poem rhymes with "An"